What it does
Mintlify positions itself as the documentation platform for agents as well as people. Its pitch is documentation that updates itself, for startups and enterprises, written so that human readers and AI agents can both use it. The homepage shows live counters of agent activity such as pages read, search requests and API requests. The site organizes the product around an agent-native platform, knowledge that keeps itself current, control over who can see content, connections to other systems, and collaboration between team members and agents. It also publishes an llms.txt file, an Agent Score resource aimed at how readable docs are to agents, and a recent post about an agent for exploring docs analytics. Customer stories on the site include Anthropic, Coinbase, HubSpot and AT&T, along with startups such as Lovable, Replit and Perplexity. Visitors can start for free, sign up with Google or contact sales. A pricing page exists, but its plans are not shown on the homepage.
Capabilities
- Documentation that updates itself
- Built for AI agents as readers as well as people
- Controls over who can see which content
- Connections to existing systems and collaboration between teams and agents
- llms.txt and an Agent Score resource aimed at agent readability
- An agent for exploring docs analytics
When to use it
- You maintain product or developer documentation and want it kept current
- You want your docs to be usable by AI agents as well as people
- You need to limit who can see parts of your documentation
